Hi Robert,

Robert Schneider wrote:
No, I was wrong! Sorry! I finally found that out as well.

Does anyone know how this is achieved? From command line I can start vb6
only in the background. How is this possible? 
(Sorry for the off-topic question)
  

You can launch the program and wait for it to finish using cmd.exe's "start" command.

cmd.exe /c start notepad  --> this will launch notepad in the background and return immediately
cmd.exe /c start /wait notepad --> this will wait for the notepad process to exit.

I guess you can do a similar thing for your vb6 compilation, just slap it in an <exec> call.  HTH.

Hristo Deshev





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